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What was the old Canadian national anthem?
God Save the Queen has been Canada's royal anthem since before Confederation. This remains our royal anthem today, but is played much less frequently since the introduction O Canada!, our national anthem.
Which country has recently change their national anthem?
Canada
How do you do Canada's national anthem in sign language?
(See related Link) This is a link to a youtube video of someone performing the national anthem in sign language.
Was another song Canada's national anthem before o Canada?
God save the queen
Why has Ireland two anthems?
It only actually has one national anthem but we sing one version in English and the other in Maori
What song is Canada's nation anthem?
The national anthem of Canada is "O Canada"
What is the national anthem of Newfoundland?
Newfoundland is a province of Canada hence the national anthem is the Canadian national anthem
What is the name of the Royal Anthem of Canada?
Canada's Royal Anthem is "God Save The Queen." Canada's National Anthem is "O Canada."
Canada's national anthem before o canada?
Before the National Anthem we used the British Royal Anthem. God Save the King.
What is your nations anthem?
The Star Spangled Banner is the United States' national anthem.
Who composed the canaian national anthem?
The music for "O Canada", the national anthem of Canada, was composed by Calixa Lavallee.
What is the title of Canada's national anthem?
O Canada
'm not the breed used by the RCMP but you might yell Oh Canada when you see me What am I?
Canadian Horse. O Canada' is the national anthem of Canada. Canadian Horse. O Canada' is the national anthem of Canada.
When did Canada officially become the national anthem?
2012 __ It was declared Canada's national anthem 100 years after it was first sung - July 1, 1980.
Name Canadas national anthem?
Oh Canada
Which country has recently change their national anthem?
Canada
What was the old Canadian national anthem?
God Save the Queen has been Canada's royal anthem since before Confederation. This remains our royal anthem today, but is played much less frequently since the introduction O Canada!, our national anthem.
